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  • David W.
    Very Frequent User
    • December 1, 1999
    • 272

    C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

    I've spent the last two hours trying to remove a PH25 oil filter so I can finish a new oil pan gasket installation and convert the filter back to the canister. When a canister is converted to a screw on filter, is there some modification made that makes spinning the filter off different than usual? The filter has been crushed in the process and all that remains is the top portion. It's on a lift so access is easy. Been beating the hell out of it and it just won't budge. Any ideas??
  • William C.
    NCRS Past President
    • May 31, 1975
    • 6037

    #2
    Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

    Use a hammer and a small chisel on the outer top bead to rotate the filter in the "off" direction.
    Bill Clupper #618

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    • Mike McKown

      #3
      Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

      They get stuck sometimes. If you have enough filter casing left, it would be in your best intersts to smack it fore/aft with a ball peen, twice in each direction and it should spin right off in your hands. If you don't have enough left, the chisel method described above is your last shot.

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      • Brian McHale

        #4
        Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

        Poke a long screwdriver through the complete canister and twist it off.

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        • David W.
          Very Frequent User
          • December 1, 1999
          • 272

          #5
          Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

          I've done all of the above and basically just have the top plate of the filter left. The rim has been practically all removed by chiseling. It is unreal how this thing is hanging on. If I'm going to convert to a canister, do I have to worry about damaging the center threads that the newer style filter spins on to?

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          • Mike McKown

            #6
            Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

            If that's all you have left, I don't see how you have much choice but to use the chisel. What is probably sticking is the rubber gasket under the base of the filter. That's the seal you need to break.

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            • Jon #40768

              #7
              Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

              The canister does not use the center threads of the adapter. It does use the threads in the block itself.

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              • David W.
                Very Frequent User
                • December 1, 1999
                • 272

                #8
                Re: C2 Oil Canister/Filter Problem

                That's what I thought. I gave up last night as my neck was about to snap from looking upward for three hours. Back to it tonight. I've never seen anything like it, almost acts like it was welded to the adapter. Now that I think about it, I'm surprised the adapter isn't coming off from all banging.

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